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## Chapter 406/Go. Sa. Jivakanda
## Verses 323-331
**324.** In the realms, the quantity present due to the accumulation of Bhamahar or Gunakar is called **Klama**.
**325.** For the sake of understanding, these are the names of the six increments in order: **Urvat, Chaturank, Panchaku, Shadank, Saptaank, Ashtaank**.
**326.** When the number of parts of an Angul reaches an uncountable number, it increases by one. This process continues until the final increment.
**327.** In the first realm, there are five increments. In all the remaining realms, there are six increments. The number of steps is the same everywhere.
**328.** In the six realms, the first realm is **Ashtaank** and the last realm is **Urvank**. Because even the lowest knowledge is **Ashtaank**, as the Jina has said.
**329.** In one realm, there is only one **Ashtaank** and **Saptaank** Kandak Praman. Below that, up to **Urvank**, the Kandak Praman should be multiplied by one more in order.
**330.** The sum of all the increments is obtained by multiplying the square of one more than the Kandak by the wealth, as the Jina has said.
**331.** When the number of parts of the highest number reaches the uncountable number of increments, or when it reaches three-fourths of the highest number, or when it reaches forty-one divided by fifty-six times the highest number, or when it reaches seven-tenths of the highest number, the knowledge obtained doubles.
**Special Note:** This one **Shadvridhi Sthan** is the collective of these six increments: **Anantbhaag Buddhi, Asankhyatbhaag Vridhi, Sankhyatbhaag Vridhi, Sankhyat Gunavridhi, Asankhyat Gunavridhi, and Anant Gunavridhi**.
When the Kandak Praman reaches the **Anantbhaag Vridhi Sthan**, it increases by one **Asankhyatbhaag Vridhi**. Even then, when the Kandak Praman reaches the **Anantbhaag Vridhi Sthan**, it increases by a second **Asankhyatbhaag Vridhi**. In this way, when the Kandak Praman reaches the **Asankhyatbhaag Vridhi**, it increases by one **Sankhyatbhaag Vridhi**. Afterwards, when it reaches all the lower paths, it increases by a second **Sankhyatbhaag Vridhi**. Again, when it reaches that same amount of path, it increases by a third **Sankhyatbhaag Vridhi**. In this way, when the Kandak Praman reaches the **Sankhyatbhaag Vridhi**, it increases by one **Sankhyatgun Vridhi** when it reaches another path suitable for the creation of **Sankhyatbhaag Vridhi**. Afterwards, when it reaches all the lower paths, it increases by a second **Sankhyatgun Vridhi**. In this way, when the Kandak Praman reaches the **Sankhyatgun Vridhi**, it increases by one **Asankhyat Gunavridhi** when it reaches another path related to **Sankhyatgun Vridhi**. Then, when it reaches all the lower paths, it increases by a second **Asankhyat Gunavridhi**. In this way, when the Kandak Praman reaches the **Asankhyat Gunavridhi**, it increases by one **Anantgun Vridhi** when it reaches another path related to **Asankhyat Gunavridhi**. This is one **Shadsthan**. There are countless **Lokamaatra Shadsthan**.
**2.** In the Kandak Praman, there are **Anantbhaag Vridhi Kandak, Asankhyatbhaag Vridhi Kandak, Sankhyatbhaag Vridhi Kandak, Sankhyatgun Vridhi Kandak, Asankhyatgun Vridhi Kandak, and Anantgun Vridhi Kandak**.
**202.** In the **Shadsthan Praman**, by which increment has **Anantbhaag Vridhi** increased? **Anantbhaag Vridhi** has increased by all beings. This is the only increment.
**204.** Here, the purpose is the number of all beings. When the number of all beings is divided by the lowest realm, the quotient is the measure of the increment. By making the lowest realm the base and adding the increment obtained, the first realm of **Anantbhaag Vridhi** is obtained.
**1. P.Pu. 6 p. 22**
**2. Gh.Su. 12 p. 120-121**
**3. Gh.Pu. 12 p. 128**
**4. Dh.Pu. 12 p. 135**